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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2009
Page
9
Charla Nash's family files a Stamford Superior Court lawsuit against owner Sandra Herold for negligence and recklessness after a chimp mauling left Nash in critical condition. The suit claims Herold gave the animal unprescribed Xanax and that the drug worsened the attack.
In Chichester New Hampshire the Rev David Pinckney sheltered 60 year old Raymond Guay a convicted child killer after officials found no other placement. About 40 residents protested outside the Pinckney home with one threatening to burn it down while Guay will stay two months.
Pulaski County Circuit Judge Chris Piazza ruled the Arkansas ban on unmarried couples adopting can go to trial. The suit, brought by the Arkansas chapter of the ACLU, argues the voter approved act violates rights and misleads voters.
Hundreds attend a memorial at First Baptist Church in Samson for four family members of Michael McLendon killed in a fatal spree. A long funeral procession winds through Main Street as the town of 2,100 seeks healing after the public safety incident that left ten people dead and prompted a gunman to kill himself.
Sara Jane Olson former Symbionese Liberation Army member known as Elsie Soliah was released from the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla after seven years of a seven year sentence. She was processed in Madera County and released to her husband Dr. Gerald Peterson.
A government study on Provigil shows brain changes in the pleasure center of 10 healthy men, suggesting potential habit forming effects akin to stimulants. Experts caution that the drug marketed for narcolepsy may not be safe for healthy individuals and raise questions about brain-boosting use by students.
Supporters cheer Andry Rajoelina as he parades through Antananarivo streets amid opposition momentum in Madagascar.
In Antananarivo President Marc Ravalomanana ceded power to the military after a rival seized the presidential palace and led crowds with armed soldiers. Ravalomanana said he would hand authority to the military, not to opposition leader Andry Rajoelina who has formed a transitional government and sworn in.
In Dublin crowds of about 500000 filled the city center for St Patrick’s Day celebrations despite recession and violence. attire and revelry marked the day as revelers from many nations joined the Irish in festive marching bands and performances.
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